Copyright 2007 iBelieve.be Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:45:01 +0100 http://www.ibelieve.be/ iBelieve i can make a difference. http://www.ibelieve.be iBelieve.be http://www.ibelieve.be/logo.gif 67 160 info@ibelieve.be info@ibelieve.be en-us <![CDATA[how to stop using an escalator]]> http://www.ibelieve.be/viewpost.php?pid=39 www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivg56TX9kWI&feature=player_embedded#

by converting conventional steps into a piano people void the escalator and exercise again.]]> Tue, 06 Oct 2009 17:27:58 +0200 <![CDATA[Bewust leven]]> http://www.ibelieve.be/viewpost.php?pid=34 En dus wou ik non-stop vooruit.
Intussen heb ik ondervonden dat even stilstaan in het hier en nu, bewust aanwezig zijn in het huidige moment, me mentaal sterker heeft gemaakt.


Het antwoord op de vragen 'wie ben ik' en wat doe ik hier' vond ik uiteindelijk in mezelf.
]]> Fri, 27 Jun 2008 09:05:39 +0200 <![CDATA[A way to promote natural foods.]]> http://www.ibelieve.be/viewpetition.php?pid=5 It is your laws that allow industrial food suppliers to make health claims because they industrially poor in vitamins, minerals, etc. 

Natural foods contain them naturally but their quantity varies by nature which does not allow its suppliers to make any claim. 
This is absurd! 

Have you looked at a pack of Kellogs for example? 
It looks healthy, while all of us still know it is not, just because they bring your attention to what chemical vitamins, minerals they have added in an industrial way. 
Have you looked at a fresh salad or strawberry pack? 
There is not health benefit mention at all, no vitamins declaration, no minerals declaration… nothing.
So it is your health ministers and their laws that educate our societies the wrong way, creating an ever growing obesitas, diabetes and cancer problem. 

With ‘5 a day’ governments think they have found the solution but who wants 5 a day of something that on its pack can make no health claim? 
Because our mothers told us? 
Our children prefer to believe the industrial food claims. 
It is easier and their advertising budget exponentially bigger.
IPetition to change your laws before it is too late.
]]> Wed, 25 Jun 2008 10:58:32 +0200 <![CDATA[Taxeer ongezonde voeding]]> http://www.ibelieve.be/viewvote.php?pid=21 Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:40:08 +0200 <![CDATA[Raw vegetables in winter too!]]> http://www.ibelieve.be/viewpost.php?pid=21 But with winter comes the flu and other nasty deseases and it is most important to get our vitamines then. 
However due to temperatures we start substituting raw vegetables with cooked vegetables.  It is still vegetables that's not bad but we need to increase the quantity then since cooked vegatables loose 25 to 50% of the vitamines during the process.
By the way, do not use pre-cut vegetables in plastic bag since they are packed under controlled atmosphere (read gassed) and have little vitamines left.
I turn to www.starmeal.com their salades are the freshest you can find.  Their cutting equipment and cleaning makes sure their salades don't oxidize so vitamines are not lost. ]]> Thu, 27 Sep 2007 09:24:54 +0200 <![CDATA[smoking laws]]> http://www.ibelieve.be/viewvote.php?pid=3
In Belgium, we've finaly banned smoking in public places and restaurants.

But it's still hard to breathe when going to a bar, café, pub or club. Still, it's only a minority of the people there that smoke. I find it strange that we allow that minority to pollute our lungs (and allow them to make my clothes and hair smell like an ashtray.)

Plus, this rule is unfair to restaurants and cafeteria, I think.

What do you think?
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